Sentence examples for at variance with the earlier from inspiring English sources

Mr. Branch's statement yesterday was at variance with the earlier accounts of both brothers, and implicated Lorenzo far more than Lorenzo's own testimony, in which he had said he was unarmed.

Our results are partly at variance with the earlier published population-based studies that caused alarm [ 16– 20].

However, our results on upregulation 6-446-fold 6-446-fold 6-446-foldlitic mice when fed with Lf1 fof a period of 12 daySODre at variance with those earlier reports on the effect of daily consumption of probiotic and conventional yoghurt on oxidant and antioxidant parameters in plasma of young healthy women [ 50, 51].

Our findings of lower γ-globulin and immunoglobulin levels in women with silicone implants compared with those in women without implants are thus at variance with these earlier observations.

At variance with these earlier findings in melanoma and prostate carcinoma, here we were unable to establish specificity of elicited CTLs against known tumor antigens such as TERT, focal adhesion kinase-derived peptides or c-erb-2.

However, a number of the user requirements that were identified in the early user research were at variance with the direction and focus of technological development.

In OAH, small neurons, a majority in this group, was markedly decreased already in the early phase, which is at variance with the sparing of small neurons in DL.

By this time, Mr. Rositzke's thinking was at variance with the standard political posture of the Cold Warriors of earlier times.

The view expressed in this proverb seems to be at variance with the notion of the moral-neutrality of the human being discussed earlier in connection with character (section 3).

It would be hard to reach a conclusion more at variance with the position of Jane Elliott.

But the IG said he meant only that the briefing was at "variance with the consensus of the Intelligence Community". Of course it was at variance!